The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1906, Page 10

JOHNSON GETS NEW RESPITE ROM DEATH Attorney-General Decides that Notice of Appeal Stays Execution. “ER WORLDY MONDAY RVKNINGS JULY 16; It Is Easier to Keep Your Baby Weii Than to Cure It; Mothers, Follow the Advice Given in This Article ONE FIGHT BEFORE. STATE BOARD Lawyer Baldwin, at Public Hearing, Presents Eve- | |] | . ; Se ning World's Demand. i John Johnaon, the Tonkers wife mur- Jerer, who was to have been elestro- ited Sing Ging to-day, has deen 7 * reepite as the result of B. R. T. Makes a Partial Sur- hb hae,been fled i - ht anael, Meyer Levy, with Jue) render and Gives a Three- ie — ee tice Lacombe, of the United States Dip triet Court 12) REDUCTION MADE. Cent Rate to Children. SO ees viaisal ie Wing | Oke: Sah } ; r; « fying to Atta ney-General | al f F fC . “ Mayer, at his office, No 7 Williams “ [wtreet, (6 secure an-opinion frame the SQUIRMS UNDER LASH. ts lewal rigtt to. #lectro- Instructed by the At latter as to cute the man. Officials Forced to Listen to a Se- torney-Gerleral to go ahead, the War- den hurrie’ back to prison with the of exe cuting the condemned vere Arraignment of Their Methods. made by the counsel sin hed talied tn the < the date for the many exe White the oMetas of the Brooklyn seipe Bake elena hs: Lisa Rasta Transit Company squirmed and Johnsen to Gov. Higgins re writhra to-tay the demand of The sulted in the eranting of a reprieve for Evening World tor a five cent fare to po_ Nees eve Keupiee (O° Coney Ieiand was presented to the | Binte Rallrond Commissioners They Were compelled to listen to the charge | nee te hewnrr fterer © Heldwin, Who repretents — = lic t fight | tite an vonteeny fT i@ robbing the public by extorting al Aouble fore from those who seek the Gooling breezes at the seashore Witte the argument was in prog KT. bad granted a three-cent rat =|Which of These Babies Do You Want Yours to Look Like? wix 7 ‘JUSTICE HOOKER AGAIN UNDER FIRE. JAMESTOWN July 16—On the l convening of the Federal Court at rm son the case of the receiver of the Fredonta Phere are some heartlees people who | National Renk against Justce Warren OY shar pucei bay B. Hooker, was taken up. This action : at ite. Brey Benet | is to recover $16,000.31, alleged to be due — BY RUTH EARLE Tt te easter to keep well than get well ‘The same care and Wistom appiied to 14 seve six from If your baby becomes seriously S11 do not diltydally. Fammon at once your tamtty physician tf you have on Of possible, The Eve: O14 «Ill be carried tree. ‘There was a big crowd of citizens, | —hetied- ty Borough President Coler. « the hearing before the Commissioners, | end Mr. faidwin's argument was 6i-/ ‘thusiaatically applauded. rid will send euring | wetting fl! at all. ning World, + Park How. A : for the poo 9 he Gre . ttle wretches te die. beca: “ oie gly Mr. Hooker Nov. 6, —~ aon agra hae senna i Jank-talk: tana wnat The Or telephone to 348 mercy le wh r ie. bec mute vel a ye ule. “ane ™ diate Ao & oe cgpare : : 9 delense i Hines reaching Coney Island. It put in| Evening World ts oreaching to mothers ont Rave “anything Put po Ba Me hooey rag ® lotic aneWer, Sworn to by Presktent ; of bnabter these sweltering days. te look forward to. and they might as{ 9¢.claima, the note was Winter. in whloh Me sakt that none of | And if mothers are takite the same the steam yallwaye which are asd by | gavantage of The Evening World's tn es anything © siruotions in infant hygiene that they “the city for thelr bullding, priviieres or | Neil die betore Srey are ob enough to realize thelr suffering. inat Justice Hooker ar Association # New York State Legislature. torney for the receiver of How to Feed Your Baby During Summer Months Such Philosopy False. are. of our offer to vend aaslatansc thts ts inaeoed and “A. © Wade, until tecenthy \@beration. and ought to charge the peo- - ntiosophy, and we j y cneen of nickness, there will jee ef the Assembiy from te eer enon entre = pills Seetend of faites | Serenade noon -thowmande- of havies|—_OY RTHELWYN DOOLITTLE. _) that wit suport tt, aad pour in the tables pte not born to trou. | Chamtaugue. Diatrint, hognehay sith. WW Foe aa Se cae "sharcioed thal aparad from any need of doctors’ visita Graduate of the New York Hospital | holling barley water Ada halt (he other humane He Ho kina, referee in bankeapicy of “history Of the steam roads which, Mr.) Even if one out of every ten vening | big Costabag Waheed, ane Shit y of pare milk. 1 2 Winter said. are still Opersted under | World mother readers puta into practies @ Boston ny onl “| Steriline the nt thor mine, | mer cndes pian race] | Se "Diacs af tag tnt a | wager wher oto‘on BRITAIN INVESTIGATES Point Made by Baldwin, from day to day there would sul ba) pesbreond Senha persis = with your own meowth ¥ is our wealthy SLAUGH OF ZULU: Willtani F. Sheehan. who was reading | thousands saved. sei id on aed tf tt will ara. nowett, | @ tenement on- Ss. " 5 wery r t . 4 to best to prepare several meals in| Tenement life as much is not unt —_—— Bs Winters aM§davit, wae interrupted | Bu: I every mother who piniooy at! i uch is not unhappy ia a erfect cleantiness th preparation com-/as many bottles at the same time. The OF Merdid, There are millions of com: secbions nd A cere lia vin rogers twee ten be a oa bined with pertest purity of food will | Botton not iintaptigd for imensdinte ces foriable, “wholesome, happy tenement | LONDON, July 4—Premter Campbell : with Prow from : - Must be corked. Weapt ihe tee and | bomeN; and to t n born ina ten-| Bannerman, replying to a queation in 2 operated. Jo you say?’ he| three thvaluabie lewons in baby-cearing, |eure your baby’s health slighily warmed by piecing ins” bow! ment dows in 1 ut a dead lock |the House of gp sits ine an nen the three bie C’s-clean air, clean food.) Buy only the purest bottled milk you of hot water just b € the baby's Py die rights] * - ernoon, ai is ; wen airs onan Ses tn aed tales tho preatest peine (Dieal tive f Of hap. | Sid the Government had already made operated.” mapted Mr. | clean bablee—the resulta woul lee sieigabing se-sar tha aici: | This barley wated mistere ts ex} M2 1 | telewraptte sites regarding the re he gontinued reading chalked up on the Health Board's rat~|""3 have the aime chat | ey tel eel vcesheetiistuiz edge Shaki tao alle 1 | Keep the baby’ bottles scrumilously | ceediagly beneficial to bat f- whether they ported.refusal—to—grant — quarter —to cbs ped itidn vik Wonk On to ak, | ink OF she ote infant mortality In TOM weer ant cian: After washing them fering from summer completa. {wounded Zulus, as anndunced PY ad pain that thepe four maam re round Bumbers ptt them In cold water in a clean uten-| After the first tirtiday a child may help ]Scapsten : aa tne Bt Country voeds. and recited numerous | we want to do all tn vt power to de : — ‘ : ne D1 The Premier added that be had been Sinkruptaea “He. Meld thet Br 1 r : and heat to a boiling temperature. be allowed foo Kreatly shocked by the report He crease the fearful summer death rate o he had no official information on. the sub fo not take from the water until ready f freee sineoet He entire — pranert ject and Would not be Bruch wurprised dyen wnder one yee, Aner roads, but the roads thanselver oO lw ad ifthe rebert turned « Cray adore are operated ato He asserted Figures Are Barbarous. Mrength— milk ta not the best |founded, but if there was any founda thst -tiep-onlycontioue thelr husitieas summer diet for young or ailing bablew ry tion for it the matter would receive the sm’ eaattee of philenthiops and wit it ema BarBsrous mar tM tew ly SIGE ae AY inp wrmte—te eaten ach ii [closest and most earnest at jon of WU bobs of reward except in the fu-| York dables should be cm off in One| visable . pone dia . <a overnme abe: j month alone befors they have eom-! wo caye ba tar den babes other than ureen he ard Againa peepeipuen capeeereinel Te edeborhtions Hints ss gotta be (AiA | Ploted ven thelr Arst-year eyole, Ik ts) 70 Sonwe DARCY mee’, Poe , sen ssineeters of hard GISTRATE FINN Bot Hay the “hereafter.” but that was) abhorrent to contemplate that babies In ; 7 ROASTS THE 8. A. T. Aen) whet he wawited the Com: | thle ity Tews trae than one-third the vary ferment . Re mission to believe, chance to lve giveu to children tise aoa ee ee @ays He Fears Bankruptcy where. children As the result of a row over transfers Heat does not kill country of bowl of hot water, or something oked. nab 4 is Charles Merkes, « tatlor Benkrapiey will follow 2 reduction of | wiiieg with this tremendous summer | was . nue C, Was a prisoner Rr runatt aged jovi Pg sents) slaughter. It te the all rower‘ul agent | fas ae wile crime} Market Sore tose ee t wo out of businces of death only tn the mist denaviy peo- | tations are herded. daunting for alr, in) house baby | fl Sake weet ® copductor on a where whole village popu-| one small city book And a protector who! way | car 6 Brookiyn Rapid ‘Trenat thy H-cent fare tmps the people whe go ot wir Mr, Winter wore thet Coney Istand Me_nothing more than a pleasure resort. | He argued that 10 cents. Is cheap enoug {or ploasure-veckers pared fa | pany, with disorderly condyet moe against Merkew, ed Bunday night BEWARE OF IMPURE MILK. WHAT DOES YOUR BABY WEIGH? nald Magtstrace mH NOt Kon to fine peo pables sick—but the and ¢ Does its welght compare with the standard? Remember that {t {8 not heat itself that mak ghd with farea charged eluewhere If not, there is some fdult with its dict bad conditions that heat creates. Fone Leuaure ronarts A alt pounds. T ie peeeraenese rcs tee h ThE AVEraRe Dew-torn ehttd weighs seven and one-half pounds. _T i be develop its disease germa with Incredible fue Bled by another legal fecion—t wpekly gain for the first ix months should be one~juarter pound, at the rapidity the nastivet tet of condustore.-o your n hat Lever mi en e Brooklyn ané (oney isiand Ratirond | very least If milk 4s not ¢ eat will sour it land 1 boarde! @ crowded Brighton Company —chraveh Me courieel, Willian At the « of the first year a baby should weigh three times as much Heat increases the danger from foul alr, dirty garments and bodtly §| Beach car the other day, and I asked qT. Care 2 ~ ae hile gad Ix pounds, rs % si | the conductor if there were any seute ih God's name, what lew are we | fae at birth A AB Lal hte ale aaa has [En sentey he sald, “Yoo, there violating?” he asked, with seoming sin-|{ or one-b th Remember The ning 1 watch-word—clonp air. cleap food, By Sis or seals on the root” He eertty, and then be into a very It a baby going steadily from week to week you may be eure it le clean babica: was a very AHAM and freeh young man. PAPOARG CRNA Of Are baw z : ane 1 told bim be probaly” would get thriving. te aa meena baulk & ple some cay for his snartness,” SEES SOME LIGHT AND He filed two long affidavits, which he #arted fo read, bai the Commixsicnars benked him to spare them r) THREE ALDERMEN GIVE CASH BAIL. ew Rochelle Officials der to the District- Attorney. Surren- Three more, New Rochelle Aldermen, by under indictment the Grand Jury, charged with » ing brfbes, to-day | parronaares to the Distrlot-Attorney and furnished cash bail, Alfred Ratdo on Raturday gave $2000 cash ball The other three are Herman Kailentery, Oharies W. Hilldring and Anthony J. Rivers These men were accused by B. A. Reynolds, resident of the State Line Telephone Company, of making de ‘™ande for money in return for « franchine the company wanted tn Weat- chester County. Tt in allowed wed Reynotds tn that the Aldermen vie nie oMfice, at No B |Broa@aay, and made decnands for the sume ¢givq. as follows: Kallennerg. | 000, Hidtring $3.00; Rivers, 2.00 Rado, #000 When the three Adtermen went to the | District-Attorney's office they offered a real eetate bandsman, but cash was de- manded, Each man pot up $.50 Bc Yes SAMPLING different medicines in a DRUG store, ig to find one that MIGHT help you, as to select eyeglasess i OF A TRAY in a jeweby or j¢partment store. Our oculists, who are PHYSICIANS —not salesmen—make the examinations | Our ns, who are [MA UFACTURERS, ns Talal PART of the eyeglass from the SCREW to the finished lens. A DOUBLE service at one coat. Eyeglasses as low as $1) a pair. 54 east 234 St., at Fourth Ay, 5O East 125th St., at Medison Ay. 442 Columbus Av..Bist & 82d Stee WAH Homis Ocul) ts and Optic ans. JAMES McCREERY & 60. Sale of Dr Beginning on ess Fabrics July the r7th. The remaining stock of medium weight, light weight, and sheer fab- rics, including Mohatrs, Nov Fancy Weaves, Crepes, ete. Fancy Etamines«s«+ ss. Fine qual dot, check and fancy weaves. elty Suitings, Volles, Silk and Woot Excellent colors. geeeeteset5¢.per yard formerly 1.00 y imported Mohairs, including small Tans, blues, browns, black-and white, etc.» Silk and Wool Crepes. 42 to 46 inches wide, soc per yard formerly 75¢ to 1.$0 = Imported Homespuns, light and medium colors, Useful for mountain or steamer dress, 46 inches wide sse per yard value 1.25 to 2.00 Light weight-imported for travelling dress. Woolen Goods, suitable 44 inches wide. Fine silk and wool check fabrics. 43 inches wide, Fine Voiles and Sheer Etamines, "50 per yard formerly 1.25 to 2.28 velty Crepes Voiles. and handsome w~ Embroidered 1.00 per yard formerly 1. Short lengths of fabrics, suitable for separate skirts or childre 7$ to 2.78 frowks, st less than half original cost. Twenty-third Street JAMES McG Bale of REERY & C0, Parasols, Covered with taffetas silks or plain and embroid- ered linen, colars. - Acomplete range of fashionable Handles of imported woods, furze, figwood, &c., finished with gold tips. \ 2.75 each valut 3.50 to 60) Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Silks. On July the 17th Exhibition of advance weaves of novelty White Silks. Including Satin and Taf- fetas, Brocades, Pekin Stripes, Satin Messaline, and Radia Weaves. De- signed for the model gowns, waists and linings of handsome wraps forthe coming s¢ ison, 5,000 yards Super‘or quality Japanese White washable Silks. Stripe and check weaves. asc per yard. wu ae tenon. item, | tbe Ape the_inmyare irin treavensy |B, OR, Te ee a a . ] ‘ i t to the emisrntons ot fiat tad GIVES CHILDREN 3-CENT FARE, . ; r 1 Hire i sf “ aaenb tna of age WAS ACCOMpitiahed secret " Mi r . Stirred by The Evening World's agita-| yeer® Of Monn nicrease of t » 1 Presiden 2 x ay aia it tate Ceasa oe antl a week ago. Here in a then al ; r STE De mee er aT 0 aur ved upon. conduct. ot, xu A Charge of Collusion. “ a P cmipenviaas teavaee. #4 R. T. surface line wetlon . x . : < better Tapid Transit Compa eed the waved PA areusd thst 460 MiG Deaiawin thes: pre nes er elie surface lines for children | ne purpone, Of Tiducing ma He argued thar t oliusion in the Barne dete ; ages of mix and twelve! remuiting from different raten of fa = = y : . ents. The tare from r all Hines af w 4 wkiyn to Coney a under the a, ws 5 rHed free, and \ } { Jren within the age lim! \ a free, ae he Bw nix years of age will be wed to ride ente. | All over tw : a ; «on all surtace lines, ‘The reduc- reed fll fare. W on not apply to the elevated Company's Explanation, VERY hun * t ay | Mr. Dutton explained to-day that th ir Hy os N any. ¢ 4 M roads. 1 arters of worn of th o 4 he cait a friend. N n you meet a good, we * non. OW fre x Acncmiinig do Apalsinat Adsent Man-|iinea permit the chatge of @ full tare met fellow wt f ream sodas on the sligh ” the wel each # higer Dutton of the Bo oR T, the! ¢, ldren over three years of age 6 Provocation and who can t { y fri as can any Must Ald the Public, mianion will alt: he ana was Fede Co fu "7 Ley me comparing we, reread , singe I 4 \ ns « a Bafta r rk Of the # xiii ph: years of age to ride free. Once, and ONLY ONCE will meet ar ¢ good works i f Re abi . notice telling ion in the mecount have parted i atitud a ‘me t ide” “af nv and rei * 7 fare reduetion ‘staten t a Me. Dutton. The which has shifted in { . OST POP. ‘ a ‘ ° 1 s for the purpore my ao nerins * had ; M4 . . “A ings among various compa: Ul . PELLC a N ALL 7 AN he law ahs ‘ ei - Real Reason for the Change. company mar 0 this respect Wan > ; ite that everal others. It wu t The real reaROn \! : A t to make A unit he HANGED HIMSELF worl has-enpsend the P the | el, tare Ie, Saas Rast ore nel, t TO HIS BEDPOST fiers of the conatitue f the | eix and under twelve years of age. The r i . en willing bel RT, and hes arown t won| #814 oy Island for yeh ehitdren ing t Rt t ne their su’ 1 f will find a ave seston He wey « fraudulent b wil onte, intend Of 10, aa here- ant Dire ike “the most + ‘ f ; t i nz cent fares children | MMs SUPREMACY HOLDING ITS ISIN ONSTITI t woe tt at: 4 s the ald ¢ as t.lunder twelve yeurs of ago over nome ‘f Bee Gita PRAGHIOAL: es G CONSTI 4 1 owed aro | ae tee S| KILLED BY GAS IN ROOM. 11 Wants fo than Soo \ ft to, 1 ' wars FW ped Mla Juetion ‘s Oe BR. T.) award Hanolean. twenty-seven years 4, I56 ty W 4 I Woltn , ssf a , J sacar Gd mot wend ne ne of No. a Weat One Hundred and “nts OU, 6H Week Low et Afth atreat, Wan found dead tn | Kis Pope | 1 Ih 13 Kind Ih | i f the z to-day with tbe as turned 9 on ’ t Nye was on ny iT Kd ies wb Gv si raul. | coma iret shat tt n provementa to the newspapers, | sehvaas tsbia asd ‘wap The important fare reduction applying s eattane gi at ait ra bl enicinishinieae WONT Chile ia Brovilyn undeds welve la maxing ap juvevtgetions ph ciel ML a tM ete Mi Twenty-third Street. | JAMES McGREERY & CQ, Shirtwaists. On July the 17th Imported and original mod- els of hand embroidered , Linen Waists and French | Lingerie Waists, at ex-/ tremely moderate prices, , Finely tucked Mull Waists, | with long or short sleeves, Made in workrooms on the premises. 6.09 Twenty-third Street, The Pink Edition of ing World contains all news of the day. pa ae Even-